... 'The Government is laying up large quantities of food in the depots in Ireland, in anticipation of the distress which always exists in the months of June and July, either in a greater or less degree, and whichlis expected tolben mucl more severe this year than usual. We understand that Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, son of the late chairman of the Board of Excise, and who recently held the office ...

... WAIR BETWEEN AMENICO AND ?? HE UNITED) STATES. |l\tott'lU'OoL, IltltItUlRVA. til the. hay ae l ?? byv tile oy ip:rt anti t el 'I ign bi'Lo, ('apta-'i Jl~dkhNit lt hiliS n pl, troutl lttiis ttl aittul 1 'IeV q I o till Tk i'l ogiel', file O Mr last .tNoWto .l litfit Itll, .] l-'hoidthic , betndl meiotlto LilL', h 1at,'t stale., 'i'ht' ;urnebricalet fioitc- tui tiso iti,fci tutul-aiu*rta't oil ...

... I EDITED BY CHIROF, M.R.C.V.S. THE HORSE. There are few of British birth who do not pretend to a knowledge of horseflesh. Among the foibles which mark the English character, none perhaps, is more general, and none that we are acquainted with more prominent than the assumption of equine know- ledge. A Briton may pride himself on a disregard of manners. Tell him he is rude, andhe smiles, because ...

... P- fortign lRommtot, ?? I winl war, at least in wods tat ,Aad-sould my chance so happen-deeds,) as With all who war with Thought I' thl we a1. gelok I hear a little bird, who sings hol lb. people ?? by will beathe strongtr.,-ByuoN. aOE thi %EASTERN EUROPE AND THE EMPEROR in NICHOLAS. en NO. IV. riF We etated in a preceding article that NicHoLAS isco the principal slave-owner in the Russian ...

... Wro tEE MEMBERS OF THE CHARTIST 00.OPERATIVE LAND ASS0CIATION. ereedtry bondsmen, know ye not, lb, would be free, FOR SELF MUST TILL TUE LAND. 315 ?? DZcAR FRISND3, Ii would be impossible, utterly impossible for me to find words to express the sensations of pleasure I feel, not at the prospect, but at the certainty, of sue- cs that mast attend our national project. Any person thatvtisited your ...

... LIVERPOOL, FuIDvy EVEINOG. rt Ti-ir Coax BILL, IN Ti~Ll Lo1uDn-Considerable interest yc of was excited oil 'Change th is mornoing, owving to the expected I arrival of thle 3foretiet Herald weith lice resailtof the divi:,ion le in the lords, About iloot, -Mr. Walter, the Liverpool orres- pondent of ltce Herald, arrived ait the Exchange New.1s, P.oom, et. and ateeounned thle particuilars of the ...

... EARLY CLOSING OF SHopS hls> . .+_ --tw c -ut -ila A public meeting was held yesterday at the Hat 1 ver-square Rooms, convened by the MeOPOltair ° Association to abridge the hours of busin t Viscount ASULEY presided on the oceaso in al trad form we observed besides, the Bishop of rieNM lth , Grosvenor, Stuart, the Hon. and Rev. Baptist oes 1 and several others alike anxious to carry Out the ...

... . _ 1 XETIONG oF P'OTrCTiONIuxr8.-Yesterda7 week thin was a great gathering of protectionist at wi;s's, tete to make further opposition to the corn bill no isnns Rouseof Lord. Deputieantipallyfaerettende from -every county Int Eglan oe i stated. were represented by sxty deputies, Others by 100, 150, 200, and 250. The Duke of Richmond ttak they chair as Presdent of the Central Agricultural ...

... Ir1 g;a] - - - . _ P - T_ (Crewe is in Cheshire, 166A miles from London, and, has eight years ago, it had not a dozen houses in it: at pre- for. sent it contains 500 at the least, and there are between and 200 and 300 more building. Its inhabitants are, probably, who from 3000 to 4000. It owes its origin to the Grand cot- Junction Railway Company, having been cnst ucted well chiefly for the ...

... : Mefrcua'i office. Friday, Twelvil, X00st, May ?? CORN BILL IN THlE LORDIS. son TRIUMPHANT MAJORITY! to TzruRsDA Y, May 28. rep Theltisjeorned debate Was resumed by Earl GREY. wtho eon- Go- tendedI that the effect of the carn law DOW lin existence was tO - ( eulhanoo the price of food, While at the same time depreciatinlg inft tho means Of the *nsss of the people to procure It. It ...

... i'-II. L AIENT2IR l P-IPEP1S. ii ECCLES IASTICAL COMMISSION (TIRELAND). Out Ittrir oiECeesio rTs O 'ricE Lorur Liiw- lIar TENANT, ED))TritE YEAR £Ei)NO Aurorse 1, 1845.-The Rie- To. port states., thiat for tire arugmnietation of small livings the rot~ eoinnr11rsirel'rs set aisart out of the mloneyeaccruing fro A tithes and aelhs drsapplropera~ted by orders, of the Lord in or,' tenant and& ...

... THE CORN BILL AMONG THE LORDS, The debate upon the Corn Bill, in the House of Peers, commenced on Monday night last, when, after the Duke of Richmond had exhausted his eloquence in an appeal on behalf of the aristocracy, whose posi- tion and privileges ho affected to regard as threat- ened by Free-trade, and after some other noble Lords had spoken for and against the Ministerial measure, Lord ...